electriic ink
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2006 Trap17 Awards Category Idea Voting
electriic ink replied to Plenoptic's topic in General Discussion
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Regardless of what file you are using, be they pictures or music files (mp3s, mp4s, wav, wmv) [no limited to the aforementioned], you must have express permission from all the authors of the files to use them in the intended manner; you must not infringe copyright laws either. Apart from that, you are free to use them.
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If it is the cache then pressing Ctrl + F5 will load the page anew without referring to the cache (or Temporary Internet Files).The "Debate" forum has no queuing, only the tutorial forums do.
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Google is your friend http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/
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In brief you earn more credits by posting posts of more quality. You need 10 and 30 credits to get the starter and default package respectively. Once hosted your credits are reset to 2 or 3 (can't remember which) and you lose 1 credit per day thereupon. At 0 your account is suspended and at -30, terminated. For more detail see jihaslip's link...
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Looks great I'm downloading it now. It's probably safe as it's been added to addons.mozilla.org Thanks for sharing! edit: Installed.
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Microsoft Rumor... From my Uncle.
electriic ink replied to BBen's topic in Security issues & Exploits
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Leviticus 24:17 ^^ Should be considered when justifying yourself ^^
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Antilost is a community-based program development site - they created programs and develop them like the shoutbox on Xisto.
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He was the leader of an entire country and he acted in irresponsibly and ended thousands of lives so why can't we end his? especially as he is definitely guilty. When the Iraqis heard of his sentence they were as jubilant as the day his power was taken away from him. For most of their lives these Iraqis have been living in fear and terror, so why not just this once do what they want? By hanging him the vast majority are being done a favour. He has full reason to die and nothing can justify what he did. edit: What they should do is get Saddam and all the others who got death sentences to bite each other to death. Our RS teacher told us that a few soldiers in the African continent told children to do that to each other. Why shouldn't the soldiers and leaders get a taste of their own medicine?
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Help Writing An Html Code (onclick Open Something)
electriic ink replied to h1dd3n's topic in Programming
INTO HEAD: <script type="text/javascript"> function show_buttons(show) { if (show == 'content_A') { document.getElementById('content_B').style.visibility='hidden'; document.getElementById('content_A').style.visibility='visible'; } else { document.getElementById('content_A').style.visibility='hidden'; document.getElementById('content_B').style.visibility='visible'; } } </script> INTO BODY: <input type="button" onclick="show_buttons('content_A');" value="Show A"> <input type="button" onclick="show_buttons('content_B');" value="Show B"><input type="text" value="A" id="content_A" style="visibility: hidden"><input type="text" value="B" id="content_B" style="visibility: hidden"> Both will give different results. Mine will reserve space on the page for text fields whereas derickkoo's won't. When a user displays his the content on the page will move down slightly - or so I believe. Try them both out. NB: <input type="button" value="button1" onclic="show(1);" /> <input type="button" value="button2" onclic="show(2);" /> Should read: <input type="button" value="button1" onclick="show(1);" /> <input type="button" value="button2" onclick="show(2);" /> -
It looks as though you are using IE6. I recommend upgrading to IE7 or, if you want, changing your browser altogether. Besides what Microsoft says it can do, it will almost definitely be better at establishing connections with the server. I too had that problem but as soon as I installed Firefox it was fixed...
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Firefox (wow Firefox isn't in its own dictionary ) still beats Internet Explorer by miles. The new spell check feature owns. Microsoft have tried to duplicate Mozilla's extension facility and have failed, it's good but it costs quite a bit to acquire some of them, sometimes as much as $50 (�26). 5/5 - Excellent
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No offence but I can hardly see Tesco software being rushed off the shelves. If they can sell some of that for just over a tenner then it can't be of that good a quality can it? Tesco's clothing is hardly the best quality in the world so I don't see why their software should.I may be wrong, their other electrical products may be really good quality; I've never brought any electrical products from there.Also, Microsoft has the reputation and the monopoly.....
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It's the attached image of his site that he wants you to rate. In truth, the design looks really good and appealing. I love it and I verily can't find anything I hate about it. The big test is how you code it so that it works for every browser and screen resolution. As beeseven said, it is generic but I don't see that as too much of a problem. If other people see it as one, then a few watermarked crotchets and quavers will fix that. 10/10 so far.
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It's because the homepage is cluttered with features that new visitors don't want. All you should have on the hompage is a header graphic, navigation and a perhaps a login form. The rest of the page should be full of large, legible pictures advertising your MMORPG or other service. Here are some successful sites that use what I am talking about: Microsoft.com McAfee's Site Advisor You do not need all those fancy features like what time it is, "welcome guest", last seen threads and suchlike "luxuries" on the homepage. To be honest they are useless. If I really wanted to know the time I'd look at my PC clock! If you must, you could squeeze those statistics at the bottom of the page.
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Looks as though the server was rebooting. So the last server boot was ~1hr 30mins ago which is about the time it was reported online again. Might have been an update or something which required the server to reboot. Problem solved. /~* Locked
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He did except he used other people to write it for him. They are the words of God but someone else wrote them. Okay then, what is Satanism if it isn't devil-worship (worshipping Satan). https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Satanism No we don't get judged on how much time we spend worshipping. If we acknowledge Jesus as the son of God then we go to heaven and if we don't we go to hell.
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If you don't want people to see or execute them then you don't need .htaccess, you can do it using php. It's a more compucated way than using .htaccess so you should only use this method if no-one can provide you with the .htaccess answer: Put this piece of code at the top of all files in the includes directory: <? if (empty($permit)) { exit (' You do not have permission to see this file! '); } ?> At the beginning of each file which which requires the include files, place: <? $permit = 'Yes'; ?> Unfortuneately, I know little of .htaccess but I'll try and see if I can find anything on google....
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The forums are okay - it's a start. You have no index page for the main domain (prostalk.com) and no discussion going on.If you make about 10 or so controversial discussions, replies, post and members should follow.